Biology. An inquiry into the cause of natural death : showing it not to arise from old age, but from a gradual process of consolidation, arising from substances which may be so far controlled as to preserve health and active life for an indefinable period / By Tryon [pseud].

  • Rowbotham, S.
Date:
1845
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Credit: Biology. An inquiry into the cause of natural death : showing it not to arise from old age, but from a gradual process of consolidation, arising from substances which may be so far controlled as to preserve health and active life for an indefinable period / By Tryon [pseud]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    BIOLOGY AN INQUIRY INTO THE CAUSE OF NATURAL DEATH, SHOWING IT NOT TO ARISE FROM OLD AGE, BDT EROM A GRADUAL PROCESS OP CONSOLIDATION, AKISING FEOM SUBSTANCES WHICH MAY BE SO FAR CONTROLLED AS TO PRESERVE HEALTH AND ACTIVE LIFE FOR AN INDEFINABLE PERIOD. BY TRYON. The human frame, as a machine, is perfect: it contains within itself no marks by which we can possibly predict its decay: it is apparently intended to go on for ever.—Dr. Munro's Anatomical Lectures. ABEL HEY WOOD, 58, OLDHAM STREET. J845.